Altec Lansing has been making speaker systems for PCs since 1990. They've been making other types of speaker systems since 1941. With all of their experience, you expect them to make good products. Today, I'm going to take a look and a listen to a speaker system Altec Lansing made for Dell Computers, the ADA 745. I'd like to thank Pamela Roccabruna at Altec Lansing for providing the ADA 745 system used in this review.
Here are the specs as listed on the Dell website:
Controls: Power On/Off, Volume Control, Subwoofer Level Total Power Output: 95 Watts Mounting: Desk / Wall Weight: 31.9 lbs Additional Features: Color-coded cables and connectors Cable(s) included: Yes Connectivity Technology: Cable Dimensions (WxDxH): Satellites: 5" x 4.6" x 9.2"; Subwoofer: 8.1" x 14.9" x 8.8" Dimensions (WxDxH) / Weight: Satellites: 5" x 4.6" x 9.2"; Subwoofer: 8.1" x 14.9" x 8.8" / 31.9 lbs Enclosure Color: Midnight Gray Product Type: Speakers Response Bandwidth: 30 Hz to 18 KHz Magnetic Shield: Magnetically shielded satellites Output Features: 4 x Satellites: 11 Watts each; 1 x Subwoofer: 51 Watts Speaker System Details: 4 x Satellites: 3" full range, magnetically shielded; 1 x Subwoofer: 5.25" speaker with rubber surround Speaker Type: Surround Sound Speakers with Subwoofer Speakers Included: 4 x Satellites; 1 x Subwoofer Max (RMS) Output Power (Total): 95 Watts
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